Strike Ends in Boston as Governor Crane Aids Settlement
Boston March 14 The longshoremen and freight handlers renewthe strike but an agreement, brokered by Governor Crane and state officials, leads to a settlement. Old workers may return as vacancies appear, with pay rules aligned to Boston and Maine standards. Morning scenes show resumed dock activity and traffic normalization across the city.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maes
Mnass
State House
Crane
Inter
Warren A. Reed
State Board of Arbitration
Boston and Maine
Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Mass
Allied Freight Transportation Comme
Allied Freight Transportation Council
Teston
New York
Tre Reine Transportation
Aml
New Waven
Mariford Freichi
Doen
Etsy
Jen
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Tabor
Residence Abroad Ruling Overturned on Citizenship Residency
Judge Coxe of the United States court invalidates a treasury ruling on how long an American can stay abroad without losing citizenship. Philadelphia painter's works imported from Poissy, France, were blocked by the Paris consul general as non American art. The court holds the secretary of the treasury had no authority for the five year limit and favors the importers.
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Associated Press
New York
Coxe
United States Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Poissy
France
Paris
Woman Dies After Poison Powder Incident At Leipsic
Sheriff reports a young woman named Brown of Miller City Ohio died after exposure to what was claimed to be a sample seat powder. The powder caused strychnine poisoning symptoms. an officer will travel to Savannah to investigate alleged product linked to a manufacturing chemist.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chapman
Toledo
Brown
Miller City
Ohio
Klump
Lowell
Leipsic
Sherif
Savannah
Charity rule tied to Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout in San Francisco
San Francisco officials propose May permit tied to charity. Clubs must donate at least 9 dollars to public charity or improvement, with an expected 45 dollars gate receipts. Police commission and board of supervisors push this condition for the event.
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Associated Xxcet
San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Police Commission
Board of Supervisers
Curtis
Pedfic
American Consul in Lyons Fights Tax Imposition
Paris dispatch reports a conflict between Lyons municipality and the United States consul over new taxes. The consul contends exemption under the February 2, 153 convention and resists tax measures. The municipality threatens to seize the consul's furniture if demands are not dropped.
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France
Paris
Patric
Lyons
United States
Pas
Etruria's Passengers Arrive After Rescue at Azores
Azores March 14 The Royal Mail Steamship line steamer Flit arrived chartered to ferry passengers from the disabled Etruria after it was picked up by the British steamer William C in the vicinity of Payo in a disrupted voyage. The Willam Cit towed the Etruria to Hort, arriving March 9.
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Azores Islands
Royal Mail Steamcalp Company
Flit
Etruria
Willun Cs
Payal
Watch
Horto Azores
William Cit
Decree Limits East Colombia City Residents on Street Hours
In Cartagena on March 14 a decree permits Wherals residents to walk in the street only from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Those seen after 6 p.m. may be imprisoned until public order is restored.
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Associated Press
Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
Rosy resignation from civil service panel
William A. Rodenberg of East St. Louis submitted to President Roosevelt his resignation from the United States Civil Service Commission to take effect April 1, with harmony asserted among the commissioners and a note that he intends to re enter politics. The president accepted the resignation with regret.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William A. Rodenberg
East St. Louis
Roosevelt
United States Civil Service Commission
Richard Dunn
Boston
Rodenberg
Cord
Ir. Rodenbers
Rodenbers
Ilinois
Congress
White House
Rosenberg
Civil Service Commission
Theodore Roosevelt
Aecormick
Los Angeles
Cal
William
McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Keerns
Millard
W. S. McCormick
Anterior
Interior Department
Hanna
Washington, D C
Berry of
Arkangay
Commerce Committee
Senate
J. Pierpont Morgan
Atlantic
Mr. Berry
Mr. Hanne
Ohio
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Griscom
American Unley
Afr
Morgan
Manna
Berry
United States
Perkins
California
Way
House
Cochran
Missouri
State Department
Great Britain
Holleben
Herr von Hielleben
Atphaerador
Secret Service
Emil Witte
Ferelon
Witte
Witta
Stan
Dars
Friar Matter Says Vatican Not Interfering With Government
Washington March 14 All communication between the Vatican and this government on Philippine Cuban or Porto Rican matters has been academic. The apostolic delegation has not been contacted by Rome except for a 3 year old note about a high ecclesiastic to oversee Cuba and Porto Rico. Mgr Sharett is en route from Naples and may visit the war department regarding church finar questions, but no duties have been stated.
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St. Loula
Inernationa Brotherhood of Painters
Master Painters Association
Provident Lewis
James Cartiste
Hurcka Painting Company
Olneyville
Anchor
Graniteville
St. Paul
Minn
Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Vatican Antinumket
Cademic Senay
Mer
Sboretti
Naples
Rome
Apostolic
Vatican
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mgr. Chappelle
Mgr. Sharett
War Department
Martinefli
Mer. Sharett
Senate
Wallace Awicliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Foraker
Ohio
Frac
Teller
Colorado
Sit. Teller
Marine
Congress
Foreicn
Asex
Morcan
Mr. Morgan
Nisas
Enzie
Trey
Washington, D.C
Shaw
Ciarsea
Ambacador Cia3totalra
Dieueion
Kaukauna Firm Loses City Wins Supreme Ruling
Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wisconsin March 14 the supreme court decision in Kaukauna Electric Light and Power Co vs city of Kaukauna confirms the city as the winner and sustains Judge Goodlane's ruling. The court finds defects in the company's case that could forfeit its franchise. The company sought payment for lighting service.
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Haukauna
Wis
Supreme Court of
State of Wisconsin
Supreme Court
France Should Attend Inauguration Of Rochambeau Monument
The Echo de Paris comments on the US Congress invitation for France to participate in the Washington Rochambeau monument inauguration on May 24. M Cambon urged a French warship be sent, with war and navy ministries represented, to honor the Franco-American event tied to Prince Henri’s visit.
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Associated Press
Paris
Echo de Paris
United States Congress
France
Washington
M. Cambon
Navy
Prince Henri
Rocharbeau
Heirs Not Alarmed Over Case Fortune
Chicago report says Minnesota heirs will gain nothing from Leonard Case’s estate. Recognized heirs dismiss the claim as frivolous. the bulk of the fortune goes to Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland Ohio. The report from The Chronicle notes the estate's substantial size and the school’s allocation.
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Associated Prevx
Chicago
Minnesota
Leonard Case
Cleveland
Ohio
Chronicle
Case School of Appled Science
Dike Appointed Sheriff Ousts Gaden From Rooms
New York report by Norman S. Dike states Dike, appointed sheriff of Kings County by Governor Odell, ejects Gaden from rooms he occupied in the wheel a offer. The action follows Odell’s removal of Charlies.
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New York
Norman S. Dike
Kings County
Odell
Charlies
Gaden
Funeral of L. M. Webster Omro Wisconsin
Funeral services for L. M. Webster will be held in Omro on Sunday. A short service at Prospect Mains at nine o clock followed by a public service at the Presbyterian church in Winneconne at seven o clock conducted by Rev. Mr Lew. Interment will be at Rail Prairie. Rev. Mr and Mrs H G Denison returned from their Mexican trip Thursday evening. Mrs Denison is a daughter of the deceased.
Move to Transfer Iowa State University Out of Iowa City
Representative Larrabee, son of ex Governor Larrabee, introduced two joint resolutions in the Iowa legislature seeking to amend the constitution to permit moving the state university from Iowa City to Des Moines or another city offering sufficient inducements. The plan would require Iowa City to improve its support for the institution.
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Associates Presa
Des Moines, Inc
Larrabee
Larrales
State University
Iowa City
Des Moines
Bergstrom race for Neenah mayor roils petitions
Neenah Wisconsin March 14 ex mayor George G Bergstrom may run for mayor on the Republican ticket despite earlier denials petitions asking his nomination circulate among supporters Bergstrom says decision premature and will be announced after petitions are presented Democrats consider Campbell and Schultz for mayor with Keating likely to seek re election District Attorney Jackson may drop case linked to a strike and paper mill labor talks loom after April 1
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Deenah
George L. Bergstrom
M. N. Campbell
Offee
Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
George G
Bergstrom
Ar. Bergstrom
E. P. Marsh
Marsh
Republican City Committee
Merritt L. Campbell
Charles Schultz
Edgarmaker
Campbell
Schultz
John P. Keating
Democratic Party
New Council
Carl D. Jackson
Oshkosh
Herbert Peck
George Diccko
Jackson
Winnebago Paper Mills
George Bullard
Gustav Daran
Frank Anderson
Jusiles Baird
Agnes
Jessie Baird
George Overton
Clara Baird
Iron Mountain
Mrn
Etta Yoong
Gthkerh
Dana Civid
Ars Foone
F. Denninger
Wisconsin Photographers Association
Milwaukee
Amphion
Armory
Wednessay
Butte Des Morts
Lake Winnebago Seclei
Riverside Park
Mrs Payne Recovers While Traveling Through Chicago
Mrs Henry C Payne wife of the postmaster general reports that her indisposition has left her and she has proceeded on her journey. She had stopped in Chicago after a reception in Milwaukee and spent last night there before resuming travel.
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Associated Penn
Chicago
Henry C. Payne
Milwaukee
Post Office Appropriation Bill Action in House
Wisconsin Representative Davidson proposed an amendment to require the postmaster general to specify rural free delivery box styles and permit any manufacturer to make them, aiming to end a perceived monopoly. The measure was ruled out on a point of order, then the bill passed with other items approved and related debates noted.
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Washington, DE
Davidson
Post Office
Postmaster General
H. C. Stevens
Washington, D. C
Secretary of War
Ex-Confederate Reunion Association
Dallas
Basin
Wye
Municpal
Loud
Wisconsin
Gaines
Tennessee
Jett
Hiiness
Wise
Bfr
Transfcr
Pennsylvania
United States Court
Carnegie Institute
Oyster Bayou
Colorado and Estrop Railway
Ouachita River
Ark
Sherman
New York
Committee On Commerce
Herbst on State Board Appointment in Wisconsin
Madison March 14 Governor R Ila Follette appointed J J Herbst of Sparta to the state board of agriculture with Charles Tine of La Crosse serving as secretary. In court, arguments were heard on the validity of the toe tax enacted by the legislature a year ago defending the Knickerbocker Ice Company with J TL O Connor former attorney general for the contestant.
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Madison
Wis
Ila Follette
Herbst
Sparta
Fife Made Threats in Murder Trial
Savannah Mo March 14 15 E Norris Bt Joseph saloonkeeper testified in the Stewart Fife murder case. Norris said Fife spoke of trouble with Richardson and threats if anything happened before year’s end. He admitted hiding and being drunk during grand jury testimony. Elizabeth City case Wilcox on Nellie Cropsey murder. Autopsy found brain injury and bruise. no evidence of sexual assault.
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Associated Press
Savannah
E. Norris
Joseph
Richardson
Wan Hichardson
Fife
Hife
Norris
Cropley
Elizabeth City
N. C
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Fearing
Wood
McMullan
Refused injunction over Spirits Distributing dissolution
In Trenton New Jersey Judge Kirkpatrick denied an injunction in the case brought by Louis Windmuller to stop the Spirits Distributing Company from voting on dissolution. The decision held that a 1893 dividend guarantee alliance between Standard Distilling and Distributing and Spirits Distributing gave all stock equal voting rights on the dissolution proposal.
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Associated Preas
Trenton
Kirkpatrick
United States
Louis Windmuller
Spirits Distributing Company
Distiling Company of America
Spirits Distling Company
Windmatter
Standard Distilling and Distributing Company
Distilling Company of America
Standard Company
Secon
Gompany
I Ae
Limburger Cheese Ban Sparks Louisville Health Crackdown
Louisville health officer Dr M F O Allen declares Limberger cheese sale and production illegal, vows prosecution and fines to the fullest extent. A Tribune report notes he cites unwholesomeness and microbial content from standard examinations. A German citizen committee protested enforcement, but the officer insists the order must be obeyed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M. FO
Louisville
Tribune
Minnesota Midland Electric to Expand Capital for Farmer Freight
The Minnesota Midland Electric Railway of Little Falls has been approved to raise capital from 100000 to 300000. The move aims to extend service by enabling train stops at farm points to pick up grain and produce and to haul freight cars to farms with substantial wheat shipments, delivering to connecting steam lines.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota, Midland Electric Railway
Little Falls
May Repudiate A Million In Debts At Butle
A Montana court ruling may nullify a large debt sum for goods that were weighed but did not meet legal requirements for scent and stamp. If the higher court upholds the decision, a million dollars in insured goods could be repudiated, creating a notable financial dispute.
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Associated Press
Butle
Mont
Alethet J Court
Senlee
License tax ruling hits express firms as unconstitutional
Helena Montana judge Smith of the district court holds that the state law imposing a license tax upon express companies is unconstitutional. The decision targets Licessina of Reprees Companies and Br Aspociaiea Presp.
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Br Aspociaiea Presp
Helena
Mont
Two Deaths In Town And Infant Son Miller
The notice reports the deaths of John Cavanneah Drew aged seventy seven and an infant son, Reuben J. Miller, of Mr. and Mrs Janise Miller. Funeral arrangements are noted for Bisbee and a Sunday service at the rest home. The fragment mentions March and a South Carolina senator in a stray aside.
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John Cavanneah
Adylam
Child
Nekime
John Cavanasch
Reuben J. Miller
Janise Miler
Bisbee
Ghowen
Nekimi
Ill Formed OCR Story From Washington Ambition May Be Involved
A fragmentary ocr passage mentions an incident in Washington with references to the national country and a committee. It notes a state president and a detailed description of a painful injury while hinting at a fire department response to a farm incident. The text is unclear and partial, with many garbled words.
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Hibernian
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Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
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United States Commissioner OF Civil Service
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Gage
Steretary Shaw
Treasury
the Friar Matter
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Supreme Court Lighting Company
Just Trans
Parte
Case
Gerer
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Anpotatee
L. M. Webster
University
Mrs. Payne
Boua
Postoffice
Sparte Wap
Mr. Linge
Larow
Spirit, Distilling Company
Tiny Dianolve Uftf
Limburger
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Licessina
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